Drexel poker and upcoming Tournaments
On Wed. night I played in the .25 .50 game at Van R. I was thinking about playing at the $1/$2 but i didnt get my project done till 10 and that game started at 9. Since I didnt want to be short-stack($100) and i didnt feel so great I decided not to go. Thats one of the key things I have learned. Pick your spots. If you dont feel well or your tired, or maybe you have a headache, why bother trying to play if your going to be playing under 100%. So I went to the .25/.50 and decided to play my game, none of that calling preflop with 86o because "Dust would play it".
I won $25 in that game but the only reason I want to bring it up is one hand came up where it was three way and I had AA and another player had JJ and another player had KK. We were 9-handed and the KK eventually won hitting a K on the turn. But that isnt my beef, in fact, I dont have a beef at all.
The reason I bring this up is because sometimes people are afraid in a tournament to call two all-ins in front of them with KK. So I have a little number for you. That number is 22. I say 22 because it takes 22 times for you to be dealt KK that another player at a 9-handed table will have AA. 22:1 is the odds for that. Thats just my number of the week/or day/or month or basically until i have another number for you guys.
I also plan on responding to situational questions for any hand situation you may have played. Meaning, if you played a hand and remember it and want to know if you played it right or could have done better either post it in the strategy section of the South Jersey Poker Forum, email it to me maheha@comcast.net or leave a comment on my most recent post with the question. I will respond to questions immedietly and hope i get some good ones.
I won $25 in that game but the only reason I want to bring it up is one hand came up where it was three way and I had AA and another player had JJ and another player had KK. We were 9-handed and the KK eventually won hitting a K on the turn. But that isnt my beef, in fact, I dont have a beef at all.
The reason I bring this up is because sometimes people are afraid in a tournament to call two all-ins in front of them with KK. So I have a little number for you. That number is 22. I say 22 because it takes 22 times for you to be dealt KK that another player at a 9-handed table will have AA. 22:1 is the odds for that. Thats just my number of the week/or day/or month or basically until i have another number for you guys.
I also plan on responding to situational questions for any hand situation you may have played. Meaning, if you played a hand and remember it and want to know if you played it right or could have done better either post it in the strategy section of the South Jersey Poker Forum, email it to me maheha@comcast.net or leave a comment on my most recent post with the question. I will respond to questions immedietly and hope i get some good ones.
posted by Matt at 2:42 AM
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